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Self-help

While librarians can provide advice and guidance, EndNote used as part of your studies, candidature or research is your own responsibility – Librarians provide general support. Technical assistance is referred to AskIT and/or Clarivate.

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The Library research guides for Systematic Reviews and Scoping Reviews also contain useful resources.

Urgent support

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Contact Clarivate directly by phone, email, chat or by submitting an inquiry. Business hours for Australia 9AM - 7PM (Australia Standard Time) 1800 312 965 (option 2 for EndNote).

Product support

Need help using EndNote?

EndNote training resources from Clarivate include a range of materials including a knowledge base, video tutorials, self-guided learning, reference guides, LibGuides, live and recorded training. Explore the links below to access these resources:

Need help downloading EndNote desktop?

Need help from UniSA Library?

While librarians can provide advice and guidance, EndNote used as part of your studies, candidature or research is your own responsibility – Librarians provide general support. Technical assistance is referred to AskIT and/or Clarivate.

Windows support

Detailed recording

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More help

Want to attend a live Library workshop?

If you are completing a higher degree by research you must register via EDGEx:

Staff, postgraduate coursework and honours students can view sessions and register below:

macOS support

Quick overview recording

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More help

Need help with macOS compatibility? Search for answers to common questions, or contact Clarivate directly by phone, email, chat or by submitting an inquiry.

Need help with Apple M1 chip compatibility?

Referencing support

Referencing

For referencing information and useful links see the Referencing website designed by the Learning Advisers at UniSA who can provide study and assignment assistance, including referencing support.

Why should you manage your references?

Referencing is necessary to acknowledge or provide evidence of other people's work in your academic writing.

Watch this video (2 min) to learn more:

Law referencing help

Harvard UniSA Style help

Indigenous Referencing Guidance

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